Many aging adults have no one who can assist them when they face health problems or other issues.
Monroe County announced last week the creation of a new guardianship program that will find volunteers who can advocate for seniors and incapacitated adults.
Under the new program, judge-appointed volunteers would be able to help with health care and financial decisions.
This week on Noon Edition we spoke with two people helping to create the new program.
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